by Dr. Bruce Copley | Nov 12, 2020 | Poems, The Didgeridoo
By Courtney Ward Of Blood..Women..Man..The Earth trembles The dance of vibration shapeshifting the dream The dream an ancient awakening…awakening Tunnels..wormholes…passage of sound Then..Now..Forever…BE Snake of DNA curling, uncurling and...
by Dr. Bruce Copley | Nov 12, 2020 | The Didgeridoo
By Aaron Corn Reprinted from Newsletter of Centre for Studies in Australian Music, Melbourne University, December 1999 Galarrwuy Yunipungu It’s a few minutes past midnight on 23 September 1996, and it’s my first time in attendance at the Barunga Festival....
by Dr. Bruce Copley | Nov 12, 2020 | Noteworthy articles, Poems, The Didgeridoo
By Stephen Kent Master player and performer based in the USA Stephen Kent Stephen Kent The Clarion Music Center, on a backstreet in San Francisco’s Chinatown is an Aladdin’s cave of musical instruments from all over the world. It is also home to the...
by Dr. Bruce Copley | Nov 12, 2020 | The Didgeridoo
THE AUSTRALIAN DIDJERIDOO : AN ANCIENT SOUNDSCAPE The didjeridoo or GUNBARRK is the oldest musical instrument in the world with a 40 000 year recorded history. Introduction Types & Playing Styles Instrument Selection Playing the Didge Applications of...
by Michael Gelb | Nov 12, 2020 | Aaha Learning
Michael Gelb By Michael Gelb EXCERPTS FROM “THINK LIKE DA VINCI” by Michael Gelb Harper Element, 2009 www.michaelgelb.com Compiled by Dr Bruce Copley THE SEVEN DA VINCI PRINCIPLES CURIOSITA: (Curio-si-ta) Curiosity, Inquisitiveness, Insatiable quest for...
